Street Bikes
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Video: Triumph Street Cup
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Triumph seems to be taking the task of attracting new people into motorcycling very seriously. Only days after the launch of the new Street Triples – a family of bikes that includes not only the 765cc inline triples, but also a dedicated 660cc version that can be restricted for A2 licence-holders – I was in…
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Video: FIRST ride of the Triumph Street Triple 765 – world launch report
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Here’s our in-helmet video review of the 2017 Triumph Street Triple 765. We’ve made it in one-hit, no editing, so that you can see what we really think of this bike during the first chunk of miles on the new Hinckley metal. Prices Street Triple S – £8000 – available April Street Triple…
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Video: John McGuinness – A Life Behind The Bars. A must-watch for TT fans.
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Video: John McGuinness – A Life Behind The Bars. A must-watch for TT fans. An absolute legend on the roads, John McGuinness has scored 23 TT wins in his career and is still considered as one of the men to beat around the 37.75-mile Mountain course. And now Honda has made this video ‘A Life…
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Harley-Davidson launches new Road King Bagger
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Harley-Davidson launches new Road King Bagger. This is the new Bagger version of Harley-Davidson’s Road King. Newly revealed by Harley-Davidson, the bike costs £19,995 for an all-black scheme. The olive colour you see here and the blue, red and Candy Custom options will cost a touch more. The bike gets short ape-style handlebars and hard…
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Triumph’s Bonneville Bobber and Street Scrambler hits dealers
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Triumph’s Bonneville Bobber and Street Scrambler hits dealers. The wait is finally over for Triumph fans as the arrival of two new iconic models, the Bonneville Bobber (above) and Street Scrambler, make their dealership debuts in a series of launch evenings across the UK on Thursday 23rd February. Priced at £10,500 and powered by the 1200cc…
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Honda and Hitachi announce partnership company to build electric vehicles! Now, this electric stuff is seriously targeting mass markets.
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Honda and Hitachi announce partnership company to build electric vehicles! Now, this electric stuff is seriously targeting mass markets. Honda is teaming up with Hitachi to develop the next generation of electric motorcycles – and the agreement is being underwritten with a substantial £35 MILLION of what will be, effectively, start-up cash. Both business yesterday…
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SPY SHOTS: KTM’s next gen roadster is FINISHED and we’ve caught it out on SECRET road tests
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SPY SHOTS: KTM’s next gen roadster is FINISHED and we’ve caught it out on SECRET road tests. Whilst we were the first to show you this bike, months ago, and now we’re the first to bring you these great photos of the bike this time in a much more finished state than…
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Yoshi’s new endurance Suzuki racer to get 30 year old colours and looks. Oh yes…
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Yoshi’s new endurance Suzuki racer to get 30 year old colours and looks. Oh yes… According to some Yoshi-based talk in Japan the new GSX-R1000 endurance bike currently in development is getting pretty close to being finished. Yep, it’s dripping with parts from the Japanese tuner and has some lovely stacked headlights etc. But here’s…
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Revealed: Kawasaki’s plans for a more aggressive muscle cruiser – is this the Japanese Diavel?
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Revealed: Kawasaki’s plans for a more aggressive muscle cruiser – is this the Japanese Diavel? Kawasaki has filed a new set of patents for a future model that bears a striking resemblance to the Ducati Diavel. Well, it does in a Kawasaki kind of way. The image above is directly from the patent office where…
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Video: Chasing the Finnish Ghostrider… it’s a crazy-ass video that is either great fun or the next Mission Impossible trailer… Watch this!
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Video: Chasing the Finnish Ghostrider… it’s a crazy-ass video that is either great fun or the next Mission Impossible trailer… Watch this! OK, this is a long one, but worth it. It’s a Finnish traffic cop, going after a biker with a pillion. It’s proper looney tunes stuff. It’s a long one, so…
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